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Swapped the controller then and soon later, had another occurance of lag / latency.Īt that point, i figured out it was related to the headset (or BT bandwidth related) at which I started playing around with unplugging/plugging in mic to see how and if it solves the issue. First occurance in KZ:SF during campaign shortly after enabling partychat with a friend (after 2 hours of playing at that point and 10minutes after connecting to partychat) - then second occurance 4 hours later while playing BF4 online, also while in partychat. Example: I played for 8 hours last night. The problem occurs perhaps in 1 to 2 hours intervals, though not systematic. Large open livingroom, 3 neighbours (up, down and one side) - so not too overpopulated and the walls are quite thick / good isolated.
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Also my sitting distance to my ps4 is around 3 meters (10 feet if my math is correct?).
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How do i best figure that out? would a program like Wifi analizer (for android smartphone) be sufficient enough to check my wifi emissions or are these too inaccurate?įor the record i've never had any issues with my ps3 (although no voice sent through the console there).
I will post some links to other cases shortly after posting this topic.īig issue? Solvable? Or do i need to return my unit? I know there are others who have the same issues though - evident by searching google, but not everyone might be aware of what is causing it exactly, thinking it may be network related when it is not. This makes me assume, he does not have it and is not affected. I'm leaning on it being the former, as through 20+ hours of online gameplay where the issue has popped up noticably 5 times so far (bear in.mind i've only had the ps4 for a week and played it on 5 evenings), i've never heard my friend (whom i play with online) break up the way he describes me breaking up when the lag / lateny happens.
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I am puzzled as to if this is a defect on my unit - or a bug that could be solved through future upgrade fixes. Significant / noticable lag pops up usually after significant playtime (an hour) and can stick around for about up to a minute when not solving it by plugging it in through usb or unplugging the mic. I subjectively feel that there is slight lag, compared to playing without the plugged in headset. Subjectively, in a high responsivness game like BF4, i think that slight lag / latency could be pressent whrn using a headset.
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I've had this issue with two games indepentantly, both online and offline - but always while using a headset. Unplugging the headset seems to solve the lag immediately, as does connecting it to the PS4 through the usb cable and continuing wired. I have also experienced this with two different controllers, so i am suspecting the fault lies with the PS4, not the controller. To me, this hints it could be a problem with the Controllers sending or PS4s receiving unit. When lag / latency occurs, it will also cause everything coming from my mic / headset to be chopped off / inaudible, yet while at the same time, my friend over the partychat will remain audible without any issues. So far, it has only happened with it plugged in. What also seems to be the case is that this issue is related to the headset being plugged it and in use. When it happens, pressing the analog stick left to make your character rotate will cause your player to rotate multiple times, even if you only just moved the stick for a short instance.
A common example I've experienced while playing a game is when your movements suddenly slow down / lag behind, by up to nearly a second. The problem seems to be controller lag / latency issues where your buttons you press are severly delayed. After posting about lag / latency issues (previously mistaken for network lag) in the Battlefield 4 thread, I decided to give this issue an own topic.
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